hahahaha

new to programming. Can someone explain to me why this is not "best practice"? This makes the most sence to me and seems far more simple to read

lol

These are my favorite types of solutions XD

Why did you stop at 100? you could have wrote 1 to 1,000,000 and then return dic[string]

You should be banned!!

Ikr, I'm much too lazy to attempt that

love the brute force! lol!

Uhh Good Job try man, event its hard to read ur code.

Couple of things to point out:

1. The "and" isn't necessary to remove, because you already check if w in dic and it is not in dic.
2. You can replace hyphens with spaces in the input string to greatly cut down the size of the lookup table.

You took the time to type ALL 1000 words and numbers!

Holly fuck what a hard way :>

...well that's one way to build a dictionary, I suppose...

Cool, thanks for sharing! :)

Hi, saw your solution, looks simple and effective,

just kindly let you know that Python has a divmod() function. This is a built-in one.

say divmod(13,4) you get a tuple (3, 1) returned.